Chemical Reaction and Thermal Diffusion Effects on Mass Transfer Flow through an Inclined Plate

Akter, Farjana; Islam, M. M.; Islam, Ariful; Khan, Mohidus Samad; Hossain, Md. Saddam

doi:10.4236/ojfd.2016.61006

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“…iv. The concentration decreases with the increase in Lewis number for all range of values considered for N and all angles of inclination which is in agreement with Akter et al [1]. Also, as N increases, both concentration and temperature increase while velocity decreases with increase in plate angles.…”

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“…These occurrences of thermo-solutal convection not only involve temperature variation but also concentration variation. Free convection problems driven only by temperature difference have been studied extensively by many investigators notably Akter et al [1], Schlichting [2], Venkateswara [3], Gebhart and Pera [4], Khair and Bejan [5], and Mongruel et al [6]. Species concentration variation sometimes plays a major role in creating the buoyancy needed in driving flow and influencing rate of heat transfer.…”

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“…Other effects such as Soret and Dufour forces in a Darcy porous medium were considered by Krishna et al [11]. The problem of mass transfer flow through an inclined plate has generated much interest from astrophysical, renewable energy system, and also hypersonic aerodynamics researchers for a number of decades [1]. It is important to note that combined heat and mass flow over an isothermal inclined wall has received little contributions from scholars [12,13].…”

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Scaling Investigation of Low Prandtl Number Flow and Double Diffusive Heat and Mass Transfer over Inclined Walls

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This paper presents an essential study of scale analysis and double diffusive free convection boundary layer laminar flow of low Prandtl fluids over an inclined wall kept at uniform surface temperature. Buoyancy effect (N) was considered for an assisting flow when N ≥ 0, which implies that the thermal and solutal forces are consolidating each other to help drive the fluid flow in the same direction. Scale analysis and similarity transformation methods are used to obtain the governing equations, and the resulting system of coupled ordinary differential equations (ODEs) is solved with the differential transform method (DTM). Results for the distributions of velocity, temperature, and concentration boundary layer of the fluid adjacent to the wall are presented. The study includes the effects of the ratio of solutal buoyancy to thermal buoyancy and important dimensionless parameters used in this work with varying angles of inclination of the wall on fluid flow and heat transfer.

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Scaling Investigation of Low Prandtl Number Flow and Double Diffusive Heat and Mass Transfer over Inclined Walls

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“…Effects of chemical reactions have been reported in literature by various studies. Akter et al [12] investigated a boundary layer mass transfer through an inclined plate with the effects of thermal diffusion and chemical reaction. They found out that there was a decrease in concentration distribution and velocity distribution as the reaction parameter was increased, but the temperature profile remained unchanged for different values of the reaction parameter.…”

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Two-Phase Turbulent Fluid Flow in a Geothermal Pipe with Chemical Reaction

Eric

Kinyanjui

Abonyo

2022

Journal of Applied Mathematics

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In this study, two-phase non-Newtonian turbulent fluid flow in an inclined geothermal pipe with chemical reaction was considered. The governing nonlinear partial differential equations derived were solved numerically using Finite Difference Method. Influence of flow parameters on the temperature, concentration and velocity profiles were analyzed graphically. From the mathematical analysis of the model, it was established that the chemical reaction parameter significantly influenced the concentration distribution in both gaseous and liquid phases. Findings further revealed that decreasing the chemical reaction parameter resulted in decreased concentration of the geothermal fluid, which causes corrosion of geothermal pipes. These findings provide important information to engineers and researchers in making better decisions in terms of design, sizing and maintenance of flow systems in geothermal pipes.

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Effect of chemical reaction on MHD flow of fluid through a vertical pipe filled with porous medium

Chitra

Kavitha

2020

Proceedings of International Conference on Advances in Materials Research (Icamr - 2019)

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Chemical Reaction and Thermal Diffusion Effects on Mass Transfer Flow through an Inclined Plate

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Scaling Investigation of Low Prandtl Number Flow and Double Diffusive Heat and Mass Transfer over Inclined Walls

Scaling Investigation of Low Prandtl Number Flow and Double Diffusive Heat and Mass Transfer over Inclined Walls

Two-Phase Turbulent Fluid Flow in a Geothermal Pipe with Chemical Reaction

Effect of chemical reaction on MHD flow of fluid through a vertical pipe filled with porous medium

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